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the sale of goods wrecked in the District of Holderness between Barmston Beck & Spurn Point for which the late Mr Stephenson of Bridlington Quay had not accounted to Sir Clifford Constable Baronet the Lord of the Seigniory of Holderness at the time of his death.

There are also goods or the proceeds thereof which Mr Sparrow the Collector of Customs at Hull who succeeded Mr Stephenson for that district has not accounted for. The reason has so far been that the Board of Trade had no evidence of Sir Cliffords right to wreck but as that has been produced and his right admitted I shall be obliged by your requesting the proper parties to account to me as the Agent of Sir Clifford Constable for these goods and proceeds.
A Iveson
The Secretary Marine Board. London

Marine Deparrtment
Board of Trade
[?] [?]

Ar 5189. Registered the 4 Day of May 1857
Referred to Mr Farrer Capt Robinson

The Receiver of Wreck
Custom House. Hull

As requested to communicate with the Agent of Sir C. Constable and after ascertaining the wreck or proceeds thereof due to Sir C. Constable to report particulars in order that directions may be given for the amount to be paid
J H Farrer [?] May 5th/57
5 May 1857
6 JS

I beg to annex two accounts as directed. That shewing an amount of £69.9.11- is in respect of wreck delivered to the late